Roman legions were still wiping up the last of the Dacians when the Senate began planning the 98-foot-tall Trajan monument in Rome. Moscow’s monument to Alexander I was started in 1811 ...

That earlier find dated back to the Dacians, who fought against the Roman Empire in the second century A.D., further enriching Romania’s deep archaeological legacy.

Silver accessories found in Breaza. (Primaria Comunei Breaza Mures via Facebook) The findings are significant not only for their beauty but for the fact that they offer the first material evidence of ...

The Dacians settled in present-day Romania in the 1st millennium B.C. The group unsuccessfully warred against the Roman Empire in the second century A.D., and Dacia became a Roman province in 106 ...

But the local museum received much more than jewelry; it also received a sign in silver. The Dacians were the first people of Romania. According to Brittanica, north-central and western Romania ...

They were part of an exhibition about the Dacians, an ancient society that inhabited present-day Romania before being conquered by the Romans. In a statement, Harry Tupan, Drents Museum’s general ...

“The Dacians didn’t leave any written texts behind—only the Greeks and the Romans wrote about them. The only thing we know about this civilisation are these objects.” “We are deeply ...

According to experts, the stolen artifacts symbolize the advanced metalworking skills of the Dacians and their wealth derived from the gold-rich Transylvanian Ore Mountains, Arkeonews reports.

“It’s the symbol of the Dacians and their treasures.” The stolen Dacian bracelets were found at the Sarmizegetusa Regia, the kingdom's ancient capital. Ing. Marius Amarie / Drents Museum A ...

The show focuses on the world of the Dacians, ancient inhabitants that occupied present-day Romania. Some of the treasures, which have been on view since last July, had been borrowed from Romanian ...